riding that now. its ok.

Hi there. Has anyone ever tried using solar headlights for night riding?
E.g. this from Cateye https://www.cateye.com/en/products/detail/S...210-F/moreinfo/

Would the light be bright enough to see 5 meters in from on night/early morning rides on Kesas moto lane? I.e. the light would only be to see the road surface in front, not to highlight my presence to opposing road traffic.

opps my bad. anyway the reason I asked is because my current front light (Cateye Jido i think) is bright enough but uses 4 AA batteries & weighs like a small brick.

I was thinking of getting a solar powered headlight that would be "bright enough" but require less maintenance (recharging, change battery).

thanks, means I'll have to suck it up & carry the small brick or buy a rechargable one.

Looks good. where to buy & how much?

thanks will check them out.

Actually its not that difficult to change tyres or tubes without the lever. The toughest part is getting enough pressure into the new tube using a hand pump.

Tubeless is another thing altogether. Only basic tubed tyre & caliper brakes setup on my aluminium ride. Cheap, sturdy and easy tyre changes.